The Kisii University student leaders have accused the Commission for University Education (CUE) of poor communication skills due to the way in which they ordered the closure of some Kisii campuses.
This comes after reports went all over the media that the commission had ordered the university to shut down 10 of its satellite campuses.
Speaking to the media at the university on Wednesday, the leaders led by students' union president, Jeff Mitei, said the commission had failed to apply official means through writing to the university concerning the closure.
''We understand there is a way the commission should handle such matters. They were not supposed to communicate to students directly through the media. Instead, they should have informed the university which would have then passed on the information to students," he said.
Mitei also pointed out that some campuses such as Eldoret campus, which was populous with over 8000 students, should not have been ordered to be closed without prior notice. He added that there could be political wrangle that may have caused the situation.